


Home For Christmas

by RonRos47



Category: Sanvers - Fandom, Supergirl
Genre: F/F
Language: English
Status: Completed
Published: 2018-12-22
Updated: 2018-12-22
Packaged: 2019-09-24 21:22:08
Rating: Not Rated
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Chapters: 1
Words: 4,881
Publisher: archiveofourown.org
Story URL: https://archiveofourown.org/works/17108351
Author URL: https://archiveofourown.org/users/RonRos47/pseuds/RonRos47
Summary: New relationships can be diffent, they can be surprising but if you find that one person that does it for you then even those surprises can contain surprises.  Traditions meet, traditions clash but then traditions are meshed together to form something totally new.  The fire is lit and warmth and tenderness is enough to help a person remember that the real magic of Christmas is around those you love.





	Home For Christmas

**Author's Note:**

> To: My Secret Santa, 
> 
> Abbie/chylersdom
> 
> From: Your Secret Santa,
> 
> Ronnie/ronros47
> 
> ___________
> 
> I'm sure there are very few 90s kids out there who will not tell you that the *Nsync 'Home for Christmas' album is one of the best Christmas albums ever!

Alex Danvers loved this time of year. The snow was falling, the city was bright with all of the Christmas lights. Christmas Santa’s lined the stores with their bells and their pales. Various homes and businesses had trees lit up in windows. Even the DEO had a tree set up though in the breakrooms and conference rooms. It would have been unprofessional for them to have a tree in central command.  
Work continued on as usual. Their were still aliens to catch and human criminals to be caught. Just another day, another week, another month, another year at the DEO.

“Why do you always have to ruin the Christmas spirit,” Supergirl said to her latest alien threat, a low level criminal Xzotlox who had been stirring up trouble on unexpected people near the far east of the city.

“I hate-,” the Xzotlox.

Supergirl punched him to the point of knocking him out. “If you say you hate Christmas, then we are going to have one big problem.”

“Ease up, Kara,” Alex said come up from Kara’s flank. “You know, not everyone likes this time of year.”

“I know but you have to admit this guy had it coming.”

“Maybe so but that doesn’t give you the right to punch out every alien you see that doesn’t like Christmas. We treat our job like any other day remember.”

“Fine. Hey, that reminds me, have you guys put up your tree yet?”

“No not yet.”

“Well I can come over tonight and help you guys tonight if you want.”

“That’s okay. It’s our first Christmas together so I think it would be special if we did it together you know?”

Kara nodded, “You guys are having so many firsts, it’s great isn’t it?”

“Yeah it is,” Alex said with a smile. “Only now we’re engaged so it makes it that much more exciting.”

“I’ll bet. So I guess I’ll let you finish up here. I have to get back to CatCo. James has Nia and I working on a joint story so this will be fun.”

“You too have been spending a lot of time together,” Alex said in reference to Kara and her latest reporter. “You’re a great mentor.”

“Thanks. I’ll see you tomorrow at the apartment,” Kara said as she flew away.

“See you there,” Alex replied knowing her sister could hear her from the skies above.  
_____________________________________________________________________________________

“Sawyer,” Alex called out to her fiancé when she arrived at the apartment. “You home?”

Maggie placed her laptop aside and got up from the couch.

“Hey babe,” Maggie said placing a kiss on Alex’s cheek.

“Hey. Sorry, work ran kind of late.”

“It’s okay. This is the job we both signed up for right, both professionally and personally.”

“Right. So you ready to place the lights up around the apartment?”

“About that, we need to talk,” Maggie said leading Alex to the table. 

“Okay this doesn’t sound good.”

“Well I guess it kind of isn’t. I’ll be working on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.”

“You’re kidding me? I thought-,” 

“I know and it’s kind of complicated.”

“What’s so complicated about it?”

Maggie stood up and turned her back and then again looked at Alex. “I don’t exactly like Christmas. Out of every holiday it’s the worst for me. When I went to go live with my aunt we celebrated that year but on my dad’s terms. I spent part of the day with my aunt and then the other part alone while she went to my parent’s house to celebrate. I was banished from my own family completely so I just stopped celebrating it. This year I just don’t think I can.”

Alex nodded, “Well I guess I should be glad that you’re being honest with me but it will be different this year. You’ve got a family now, Mags.”

Maggie smiled, “That’s kind of nice for you to say.”

“I mean it. You’re not alone anymore.”

“I know but Alex ever since I was a rookie, I’ve always worked on those days. I know you have your traditions and I respect that but Alex these are my traditions. We work all year taking down alien threats, that’s what my task force does along side yours but this is the one time of the year where I get to be a regular detective and take down regular people, keeping other’s safe so that they don’t have to worry about some grinch stealing their purse or breaking into their home.”

“This means a lot to you doesn’t it?”

“I just need to be a regular cop for a regular night.”

“Okay.”

“Okay?”

“Yeah. I mean it’s gonna suck not having you with us but I get it. I can at least decorate the apartment though right?”

Maggie smiled, “Of course. And that I can help with. I love you, Danvers. Thank you for understanding,” she said as she hugged Alex.”  
“Love you, Sawyer.”

Alex may have been honest with Maggie about respecting her decision but her face hidden behind Maggie as she had her head on Maggie’s shoulders during the hug showed a different story. First it had been Valentine’s Day and now Christmas. Alex had to admit it was painful but she also respected Maggie’s decision.

____________

“How could she not like Christmas,” Kara said the next evening for sister night as she and Alex decorated the tree in Kara’s apartment. “Everyone likes Christmas.”

“Not her apparently.”

“So what did you say?”

“What could I say? It’s not like I can control what she does. Working on Christmas is her tradition so I have to respect that.”

“And do you?”

“Sort of. We make compromises every day for each other. This is just one of them. What Mr. Rhodas did to her, it left a scar so big that not even I’m able to heal.”

“Well scars can’t exactly be healed.”

“I know, I just thought this year would be different. We’ve been doing so well and now this.”

“I’m sorry, Alex. It’ll be a good Christmas though, I promise. And just think, we get to have two Christmas parties this year, one here on Christmas Eve Eve,” Kara said in reference to December 23rd, and then we’ll get to be home for Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. It’ll be great, I promise,” Kara said wrapping her arm around her sister’s shoulder.

“Yeah, it will be.”

“Come on, let’s finish up here. I’m really dying for some eggnog and to start baking cookies.”

“Kara, there’s we just baked two dozen.”

“I know but you can never have enough Christmas cookies.”

“You mean you can never have enough. Fine but we’re spiking the eggnog.”

“Would we have it any other way?”

The two sisters laughed as they continued to hang the ornaments.   
______

It was a beautiful afternoon on December 23rd as Alex handed Maggie a cup of hot chocolate. Clouds were coming in, enough for small snowflakes to fall, kids frolicked in the snow, some having snow ball fights, mother’s rolling their infants in strollers, all bundled up to keep them warm. Light laps were wrapped with green tree garlands. Trees were decorated in colored Christmas lights. 

Just another Christmas in National City but at the same time not just any other Christmas. For Alex and Maggie it was their first Christmas together. They’d shared a lot of first holidays this year: First Valentine’s, first Halloween, first Thanksgiving, and now their first Christmas which was the most special of all. Christmas was a time of joy and magic and it certainly was that for the couple despite the barrier between them.

“Are you sure you can’t at least come to the party later?”

“Alex we talked about this.”

“No I know we did. I just wanted to make sure. At least we’re together now. That’s the important thing right?”

Maggie smiled, “Right. See, this isn’t too bad is it?”

“It’s perfect,” Alex said which was true. 

At least she was spending this afternoon with Maggie and the scenery made it magical so what more could a girl have asked for? Their jobs went with the territory and though it had been Maggie’s personal choice to work the Christmas holidays, Alex took what she could get in regards to their time spent. Over the past few days since learning about Maggie’s choice, Alex had come to accept it a little bit more. It still stung some but at least it was becoming easier to deal with. 

“So what about you, Danvers, any good Christmas stories?”

“You really want to know?”

“Yeah I want to know. You know my tragic backstory but not all of them are like that. There are still a few I have before my parents kicked me out that were pretty good but right now I want to hear your stories.”

Alex smiled thinking how nice it was that Maggie wanted to hear something good. “Well here’s one,” said Alex. “The first Christmas Kara spent with us just about freaked her out. She’d told us that back home they’d had ice and snow but that was nearly a century ago before she was born. When she came here it was her first time. She was on the deck when it started to snow. She thought the sky was falling so she hid under the deck like a scared little cat. I was an idiot and hid underneath with her. I kept trying to explain that the sky wasn’t falling and that it was fine. I finally coxed her out and held out my hand to the snow. 

‘See,’ Alex said to her newly adopted sister as she raised her head to the sky and opened her mouth, letting a snowflake fall into her mouth. ‘It’s like water.’

‘Snow,’ Kara said as she mimicked Alex’s move. ‘It tastes funny,’ Kara said unsure of what to make of the strange sensation.  
‘It’s supposed to taste funny.’

‘Snow,’ again Kara repeated as she began to twirl.

Alex laughed. They both did as they continued to twirl the more Kara came to believe that the sky would not fall.

‘Okay girls,’ Eliza said from near the door. ‘It’s getting cold out, come on inside. I’ve got hot chocolate.’

‘With marshmallows and cinnamon,’ Alex asked. 

‘Yes,’ Eliza said with a smile, ‘with marshmallows and cinnamon.’

‘That doesn’t sound pleasant,’ said Kara.

‘Trust me it is,’ Alex said. ‘Come on. You may not get cold but I do.’

Maggie smiled, “So that’s why she likes the snow so much. I always thought she was always over joyous about it.”

Alex nodded. “She’s got a lot of firsts but that one is her favorite I think.”

“It sounds like you two had fun.”

“We did yeah. I’ve always loved Christmas but Kara… for her it’s the one holiday where she actually believes in the magic of the world. I mean she always sees the good in people but she’s like a child who still believes in Santa. I don’t know, I guess it makes me believe in too.”  
Maggie smiled as she leaned in closer to her fiancé, glad to know more about her. She may have spent years not celebrating this time of year but today she was happy that she was. Just like Kara brought out the magic in Alex, Maggie could feel Alex bringing in the magic for her and that’s all she needed.

_______

Kara went to open the door. Standing in front of her was Nia, her intern.

“Hi,” said Nia, “I wasn’t sure what to bring,” she said holding up a pie. “It’s chocolate pecan. I know that sounds weird, maybe even gross but-,”

“Are you kidding, chocolate pecan is my favorite so this is amazing,” she said with a smile, “Get in here.”

“Well thanks for the invite.”

“Of course.”

Inside the apartment later that evening was a group of their friends. “Well,” said Kara, “You know James and Lena. And these are our friends J’onn, Sam, Ruby, and-,” Kara didn’t finish the sentence.

“Brainy,” said Nia.   
“Nia Nal,” Brainy said to her.

“You two know each other?”

“Yes,” said Brainy. “Nia was kind enough to help me that day at the pizza parlor.”

“When your system was compromised,” said Lena.

“Yes, then. It is good to see you again Nia Nal.”

“Nia is fine.”

“Of course Nia.” 

As their reunion was going on they moved to another side of the apartment while James was talking to J’onn and Lena was with Sam and Ruby.

Kara smiled at the group then turned at the sound of the door opening.

“I know, I know,” Alex said carrying a load of presents. “I’m late.”

“Here I’ve got it,” Kara said taking the gifts from her sister and placing them under the tree before returning to her.

“What happened,” Kara asked. “Where have you been?”

“Sorry,” said Alex, “Lost track of time. Maggie and I were taking a walk in the park, then she had to get to work and I went home and changed and got all those.”

Kara smiled as Alex looked disheveled. “Eggnog,” Kara offered.

“Maybe later. Got any beer?”

“Always.”

“Hi everybody,” Alex said to everyone in general.

“Oh Alex,” Kara said as she got a beer from the fridge and handed it to her sister. “There’s someone I want you to meet. Nia,” she said calling the young woman over. “Alex, this is Nia, the reporter I told you about.”

“Hey,” Alex said to her, “You’re the one my sister’s been mentoring.”

“I am,” said Nia, “She’s actually a pretty good teacher. I think I’ve seen you before.”

“Well I do work for the DEO so maybe you’ve seen me work on one of my cases.”

“Maybe but somehow that doesn’t feel like it. It feels like something else and it feels like you’re going to have a really good Christmas this year.”

“I don’t know about that.”

“I do. You’re special, Alex. What you have is special so it’ll workout, you’ll see.”

“Okay,” Alex said with a smile, “Um, thanks.”

Alex didn’t know what to make of the comment but Nia was cute, in the younger sister kind of way. It was thoughtful of Nia to say those words despite Alex feeling disappointed that this Christmas, and possibly all Christmas’s in the future, would be spent without her better half.

Alex pushed that all aside. She wanted, needed to enjoy tonight. She was surrounded by her sister and her friends. It may have not been as perfect as she would have wanted but perfection was hard to come by sometimes and sometimes sacrifices had to be made. Still Alex did her best to have fun. She talked with Lena, mingled with Sam and Ruby, she talked with the people she loved. And Brainy and Nia were great additions to the group. The night was full of joy and this time of year, tonight, was exactly what Alex had hoped for.  
______

“Shouldn’t you be at home tonight, Sawyer,” Maggie’s boss asked as she hovered over some paperwork on Christmas Eve.

“I’m fine here, sir.”

“Jim can cover for you,” said her Sergeant, Sergeant Daniels. “Go home.”

“I don’t exactly handle the holidays well, sir.”

“Not many of us do. That’s why they call them the holidays.” Sergeant Daniel’s took the seat next to Maggie’s desk. “Maggie listen to me, you’ve been doing these Christmas shifts for as long as I’ve known you. And I’m not one to pry but something you’ve never really talked about is your family.”

“There’s nothing interesting about it sir.”

“Just hear me out. I’ve been doing this job a long time. It’s taken everything from me. I spent so much time working that I neglected my family. I have two ex-wives and three kids that hate me. And you know what I did? I got deeper into my work, more so than before when I was married and with my kids. Every holiday I spent on the job. I know how much you love that FBI agent. Go on, be with her. It’s okay to be happy, Sawyer. Don’t worry about your Christmas shifts, we’ve got you covered. Go.”

Had things around the office really changed for her, Maggie wondered. She’d never let anyone in her life at the precinct. They knew her, knew she was gay, knew how good of a cop she was but that’s as far as it had gone. She never got personal, never let anyone in, never let anyone know about her family. She had her reasons but how important had those reasons been? Ever since she’d started working with Alex Danvers a change had occurred and the people around her knew it. They were all cops, they had seen the change in her and that scared her but Maggie didn’t have to be afraid anymore. She didn’t have to be a cop all the time, she could be human. She had a family Maggie finally admitted to herself. She didn’t have to be alone.

Maggie looked at the time on her phone. It was barely 2:17 p.m. and already her boss was giving her the rest of the day as well as Christmas off even though he didn’t have to. If she left now she would still be able to get to Alex and wasn’t that all that mattered? Yes relationships were give and take but there was nothing to give or take. What was left was how Maggie felt towards Alex and she knew, how Alex felt towards her. Love, that’s what it came down to. Love on Christmas day.

“Okay,” was all Maggie answered.

Sergeant Daniels nodded, “Good now get out of here,” he said as Maggie got up from her desk. “And Sawyer, Merry Christmas.”

Maggie smiled slightly, “You too sir.”  
______

“You okay,” Kara asked Alex when they were upstairs in their room.

“Ask me in a couple of days,” Alex replied.

“Okay,” Kara said placing a hand on Alex’s knee and then leaning forward to place a kiss on her sister’s head. “I’ll be downstairs if you need me.”

“Thanks but I’ll be fine. I just need to be alone for a while.”

Kara nodded and left the room.

“How’s she doing?” Eliza asked when Kara walked into the kitchen.

“I’m not sure.”

“Well it’s hard to enjoy Christmas without the ones you love.”

Kara nodded. Eliza knew that better than anyone since Jeremiah had left. Christmas hadn’t been easy without him but she seemed to have coped with it well.

“I just wish there was something I could do to help.”

“Give her time,” said Eliza.

“Yeah. Christmas is Alex’s favorite time of year, I hate that she’s not enjoying it.”

“I know, sweetie, me too. It might not be the same but she’ll come around.”

The doorbell rang and Kara used her x-ray vision to see who it was. Her eyes widened, “Sooner than we may think,” she said to Eliza.

“Why do you say that, who’s at the door?”

Not answering, Kara walked over and opened it.

“Maggie,” she said.  
______

Maggie smiled at her soon to be sister-in-law. “Hey Kara, Merry Christmas.”

“Merry Christmas to you too. Come in,” said Kara, knowing that Maggie must have been cold. 

“Thanks.”

Eliza stopped what she was doing in the kitchen and walked over to the two girls.

“Hi sweetie,” Eliza said, hugging her soon to be daughter-in-law.

“Hi,” Maggie answered. 

“I’ll go get Alex,” Kara said excitedly. “Make yourself at home, Maggie.”

“Thanks, Kara.”

Eliza and Maggie made their way outside for a moment where Maggie had left some presents in the car.

Upstairs Kara opened the door. “Enough sulking,” Kara said to her, “there’s someone who wants to see you.”

“Who?”

“You’ll see, come on, come on.”

Alex reluctantly followed Kara downstairs and into the living room where Maggie was sitting with her mom.

“Maggie,” Alex said with the exact surprise in her voice that Kara had earlier.

“Hey Danvers, Merry Christmas.”

Without giving a second thought to her mom and sister in the room Alex went to her fiancé and kissed her deeply.

“I thought you had to work on Christmas Eve,” Alex whispered, her forehead against Maggie’s. 

Kara and Eliza decided to give them some privacy so they went back into the kitchen.

Maggie pulled back and smiled, “Well my Sergeant reminded me, in a roundabout way that the job doesn’t have to be my life especially on the holidays. I don’t have to be alone on Christmas this year and I don’t want to be. I want to spend it with you.”

Alex smiled back. “Well I know you just got here and I know it’s kind of cold outside but do you want to go for a walk?”

“I’d like that.”

“Okay, let me just go get my jacket.”

The sun was starting to fall over the town of Midvale as Alex and Maggie walked the beach. Light snow began to drift and from various homes colored lights filled the rooftops and window sills.

“I’m sorry,” said Maggie. “I know it’s a repeat of our Valentine’s Day.”

Alex laughed, “Yeah it kind of is except this time it’s not late.”

“Hey, I’m trying to apologize here.”

“Right, go ahead.”

“I mean it, Alex, I am sorry.” Maggie shook her head, “Ever since my dad kicked me out the holiday’s started to mean less to me. They just became another day to get through, another day to mark off on a calendar. My aunt, she tried, but it wasn’t the same. Sometimes I think it would have been easier had I not come out. Then maybe things would have been different.”

“Yeah maybe but then you wouldn’t have been who you truly are. And who knows maybe I would have still been in denial about myself and we never would have met. We all wish there was that one thing that didn’t happen in our lives but sometimes it’s that very thing that shows us what our life is meant to be.”

“You believe that?”

“I have to otherwise what’s the point? I’m sorry that all that happened to you growing up and I wish I could take away that pain but Maggie, you don’t have to bear that pain alone.”

Maggie smiled, “I know and you do. I’m just so used to carrying it that it’s easy to forget sometimes. It sounds kind of stupid since we’re engaged.”

“No, it doesn’t sound stupid at all. I just want you to talk to me especially when you get scared. We can get through anything as long as we’re together. We’ve got this, Sawyer.”

“Yeah, Danvers, we do.”

The couple continued their walk for a while until it got too cold. 

______

Making their way inside Kara and Eliza had dinner going. 

“Something smells good,” said Alex.

“Dinner’s just about ready,” said Eliza, “Alex, mind setting the table?”

“Sure.”

“Need any help?” Maggie asked.

“If you could get the pies out of the oven for me,” Eliza said to her, “that would be great.”

Maggie did as she was asked, grateful to be doing something. She was surprised at how many there were.  
“How much did you make, Eliza? It’s just the four of us.”  
“Six,” said Kara, “Two rhubarb, two pumpkin, two chocolate pecan.” Maggie looked at her, “Hey, I can’t help it if I have a very slow metabolism.”

“You mean no metabolism at all,” Alex corrected.

“You should have seen Kara as a child,” said Eliza. “We thought she would eat us out of the house, metaphorically speaking.”

“She actually did though,” said Alex. “Mom had to go grocery shopping three times a week because of how much Kara was eating.”

“I learned to take it easy.”

“Clearly not easy enough,” Alex commented in regards to all the many times they had to order or bake extra.

Maggie smiled at the family’s banter. “And the chocolate pecan,” said Maggie, “what’s that all about?”

“Don’t even get her started,” said Alex.

“Hey,” said Kara as she began to defend herself, “pies are my favorite. Chocolate pecan just happens to be the best in all of the galaxies.”

“Galaxies,” Maggie repeated. Sometimes it was easy to forget Kara wasn’t human. “Just how many have you visited?”

“Too many to count. My parents used to take me on a lot of trips when I was a kid.”

“And you still have a lot of memories of them? I’m sure it couldn’t have been easy.”

The family now sat around the table and they all looked at Kara. She wasn’t too fond of sharing her past but Maggie was family now so it made sense to share her own stories since Maggie had been open about hers, albeit somewhat uneasy when she did talk about it.  
“It was hard when they died,” Kara began. “I was asleep for a long time before I got here but when Kal helped me get adopted, it was a struggle. I had a hard time accepting that they were really gone. It took me a while to open up. But yeah, I have some good, some bad ones too. Parents just being parents, me during my pre-teen years. Regular stuff that people here on Earth experience too. Twelve years may not have been enough but it got easier. I still miss them but my family is here now too,” Kara said with a smile.

“Well,” said Alex, “on that note,” she said raising her wine glass, “here’s to family.”

“To family,” Eliza and Kara repeated.

“To family,” Maggie said last with a smile, knowing she was home for Christmas.

________

Later that night Kara and Eliza had gone to bed while Alex and Maggie still stayed up. Once Alex was sure they were gone, she and Maggie got more intimate by laying with each other on the couch, Maggie leaning against Alex, their legs spread out, a blanket covering them. The fire was glowing and the lights from the tree bounced off.

“So,” Alex said to her, “Is this everything you imagined?”

“It’s more than what I imagined. I never thought I’d have a Christmas like this. Last time I did I was thirteen. You know what makes this even better?”

“What’s that?”

Maggie twiddled her fingers in Alex’s and then tightened her grip. “I have you.”

Alex placed a kiss on Maggie’s head. “Forever. I’m not going anywhere I promise.”

“I’m holding you too that. I’m here too you know, forever. I love you, Alex,” Maggie said turning a little.

“I love you too, Maggie,” Alex replied.

The two leaned closer placing a light kiss on each other’s lips. They knew they could have gone deeper, they always could but the evening was perfect and it was enough to just sit in silence by the fire together as the snow fell outside. Tomorrow would be their first Christmas and it would be great but tonight it was perfect, it was just them in the final hours of Christmas Eve.

________________________

END.

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Special Feature: Story was inspired by "Home for Christmas" by: *NSYNC

Ooh...  
Crossing the ocean with my window view  
Thinkin' of the time I spent with you  
And I close my eyes and I see the family  
Thinkin' of their wish list  
All dressed up for Christmas

On my own for too many years  
I miss the happiness, I miss the tears  
When I close my eyes and I'm all alone  
And I think of all the love we shared  
When I need a friend or a helping hand  
I know that you will all be there

I've been gone for so many holidays  
But you can light the fire  
'Cause this year  
I'll be home for Christmas Day

I see the children playing in the snow  
Precious memories that I used to know  
And I see the love in the mothers' eyes  
Always there to teach us  
The real meaning of Christmas

On my own for too many years  
I missed the happiness, I miss the tears  
When I close my eyes and I'm all alone  
And I think of all the love we shared  
When I need a friend or a helping hand  
I know that you will all be there

I've been gone for so many holidays  
But you can light the fire  
'Cause this year  
I'll be home for Christmas Day  
It doesn't matter  
How old you think you are  
Something happens to you  
When you see that shining star

When I close my eyes and I'm all alone  
And I think of all the love we shared  
When I need a friend or a helping hand  
I know that you will all be there  
I've been gone for so many holidays  
But you can light the fire  
'Cause this year  
I'll be home for Christmas Day

When I close my eyes and I'm all alone  
And I think of all the love we shared  
When I need a friend or a helping hand  
I know that you will all be there  
I've been gone for so many holidays  
But you can light the fire, I'm sending out this wire

'Cause this year  
I'll be home for Christmas

Yeah...

I'm coming home...

**Author's Note:**

> Abbie,
> 
> Hope you enjoyed this story as much as I enjoyed writing it. One of your gift wishes was that the story have angst as well as a happy ending so I hope it delivered on both.
> 
> Wishing you a very Merry Christmas 2018!


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